Sitka selects new superintendent of schools

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Frank Hauser selected as sueprintendent of schools in Sitka

Juneau, Alaska (KINY) - Frank Hauser of Anchorage has been offered the position of Superintendent of Schools in Sitka.

The School Board's decision was unanimous according to a press release issued by the Sitka School District.

Hauser has 23 years of elementary and secondary experience with the Anchorage School District where he served as a classroom teacher, principal and district administrator.  That experience included principal of Service High School.

Hauser was selected as Alaska Principal of the Year in 2019 and served as president elect of the Alaska Association of Secondary School Principals.

 

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